Love this spot--unique beers on tap, even a few cask ales, food carts (wish there were more), and…read morethe space is shared with a coffee spot. Covered patio. Cons: they're often playing metal music because that's what the dude pouring beer wants to listen to. Maybe something more universally enjoyable? Less intense? I'm not asking for pop or top 40, just something for the customers too. We haven't been the only folks to comment on the music the few times we've been. Lastly, there are barely any outlets. I see folks working here sometimes and it would be nice to have more outlets available--even a power strip or two would be great! It's pretty much always full of annoying middle aged white dudes too

On our last day in Portland, we had a few hours to enjoy before I had to go to the airport. It was…read moremorning and thankfully this place popped up nearby that met our needs: coffee shop, food trucks, and brewery taproom. After coffee, we switched to beer. They don't do beer flights here, but do smaller pours so I opted for those. This isn't their main brewery, just a taproom, but it was a nice selection of draft beers and cans to go. The bartender was super friendly and told me about the place. The coolest thing here are their English style hand pull cask beers, which provides such a pleasant creamy body to beers. It's rare to find these in the USA, so if you're a fan this place is worth seeking out. Prices were reasonable for the great quality beer.

Publican was a delightful find while having a cart pod dinner. It was a cold, damp night, so…read morecomfortable, warm indoor seating and a friendly, well informed bartender were highlights. When we arrived, we had time to look at the drink options while watching the bartender create a delicate, delightful looking cocktail for the person in front of us. My friend and I had ordered Italian food, so we went with wine on this visit. The bartender was very knowledgeable about the local wines that he was pouring, and the prices were quite reasonable. Quality beverage options are a huge plus for the likely success of a cart pod. This one is a winner.

Great to have a year-round bar at the cart pod! There's an outward-facing side to it, so you can…read moreenjoy a drink from indoors or out. Bonus: the outside section is dog-friendly, but you need a code to enter that way, so no chance of accidentally being confronted by dogs of that's not your scene. Love the selection. Something for everyone, including Asian options like soju and sake, plus wine and a good beer variety. Friendly service from a good low-key bartender. Definitely going back.

Walking in, friendly service. They greet you, the menu options aren't bad. Foods delicious and it's…read morevery cute and peaceful, as I went in the afternoon on a weekday. They have a dog friendly patio and tons of drinks. There's also a back dining area. I believe I met a bartender, her name was Zoey. She was very kind. Along with the kitchen staff who seemed to enjoy chatting it up when they can. I had a few kouign amann and sat there, no trouble just hanging out. Ordered a sandwich and called it a day. No fuss. No hovering, just friendly workers who wanna talk story and get to know their customers !

They open at 7:00 a.m., seems early for a bar as we were the only patrons. The breakfast tacos are…read morecheap, but small and average. The chilaquiles are a better option: ample and tasty. Bartender is polite, moderately friendly. Parking isn't an issue.

First time in this friendly neighborhood beer hall. Came for their offering during Portland Pizza…read moreWeek. The intent is that you can get a creative slice for a uniform price at any participating location during the promo week. But here they only sell a whole pan. Would it kill them just to play along? Feels kinda underhanded. That said, their square "Let's Get Baked" was kinda weak, but with a yummy crust. After this experience I conclude that potato does not go well on pizza, the flavor profile is too bland. The wait was long. No condiments other than pepper flakes. The tables propped up by a large beer keg kinda suck as it's difficult to stretch your legs. Friendly bartender. iPad defaults to a minimum 20%, but that's Portland. The Trainsong Saison beer completed the meal well. Doable parking. People look happy here.

A classic example of a neighborhood brewery…read more The brewery is unpretentious and blends naturally with the area. Plenty of well worn seating inside and out. The beertender with glasses was right on friendly with his welcoming making you think you are undoubtedly going to keep your card on tab. Cool guy. Their core Watershed IPA is solid but a seasonal favorite is the Ill Tempered Gnome Brown Ale. Small batch brewing keeps new brews in rotation. Pizza is ~ 8in Detroit style a bit pricey but good. Seasonal events makes this a popular spot for repeat customers. Street parking. The music is loud on the weekends.

Super cool tap room with a lot of beer on tap . We ended up getting a few flight to try them all ,…read moreseating is limited with a few seats at the bar and a few tables . There are a couple food options in the complex if you're hungry .

Popped in for a quick drink to kill some time. I had originally stopped because I was driving by…read moreand saw a sign for " The Pie Spot " , but to my disappointment, they were no longer there. I headed back to my car, looked at the time, and decided to go to Gigantic Brewing (Not even realizing its a Brewery lol) I didn't know what to expect with this place, had never been there before. I was hoping to get a shot, but found out it was in face a BREWERY. So I opted for a sweeter red wine. Unfortunately, I do not remember the name of it. It was good, had a great mouth feel. The service was nice, a lady was working, helped me and answered a few questions of mine as to why " The Pie Spot" was no longer there. Seating was nice, it was a garage style bar, sun shining through, and air coming through. Felt fresh and clean. I would definitely go back. You should try it out too!

Amazing Lao restaurant - from the decor to the vibe to the delicious food! We were greeted as soon…read moreas we walked in, and given great suggestions. We ordered the fish sauce wings, jerkey with papaya salad and crispy rice nam khao. Everything was fresh and tasty. We also purchased some packages of beef jerkey for the road after noticing other customers coming in just for that. So good!

In Portland for a brief stopover, and found this little Lao place close to the airport! Great…read morelocation in a residential area, and the ambiance inside was so cute! The service was amazing - all our food came out pretty quickly, and because it was Mother's Day, they gave my mom a free drink too! The food was also exceptional - we don't get a chance to eat Lao food very often, so this was an extra special treat. My parents got the Lao sampler platter, I had the khao poon, and my sister had nam khao. Everyone's food was flavorful and tasty, and we all had a great time. Highly recommend if you're in the area!

Great people and even better beer! Love the space and food trucks. Plenty of room in the outdoor…read morespace for the kids to run while you have a beer.

Good Beer but more impressive space. So much room inside and outside. Definitely a place I could…read morespend an afternoon day drinking. This go around I went there before catching my flight. Beer- 6/10 Space- 8/10 Definitely a place to try out when in Portland.

Relaxing neighborhood pub/bottle shop with a ton of options, both on tap and in the bottle. As a…read moretourist to Portland, I especially appreciated how many selections were local and new to me, and how it was possible to get smaller glasses of most beers. Also has a great cider and NA selection. Service was kind, prices were reasonable, and the food truck was satisfying with vegan options. Would definitely be there all the time if I lived nearby.

As craft beer lovers, Belmont Station was at the tippity top of our list during our vacation in…read morePortland. Our expectations were exceeded. Loved how incredibly charming this beer bar is, set in the most quintessential PNW neighborhood. Not only were the bartenders friendly, but fellow patrons were also welcoming. We really enjoyed getting to socialize while enjoying our beers. They have a fantastic selection of beers on draft and an overwhelmingly phenomenal selection of bottled/canned beer that you can take home (we ended up with 6 beers in our suitcase home, although we wished we had room for 30). We also enjoyed tasty burgers & fries from the on-site food truck. I think if we lived in Portland, this would easily be a place we'd frequent each week. Definitely a beer gem in Oregon!